The Quarterly Review, 282. köideWilliam Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1942 |
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Page 249
... England would cease to be England . Disraeli understood the English character and the foundation of its greatness , and he spoke the voice of England . I would have England turn again to Disraeli for inspiration . ' Sir George therefore ...
... England would cease to be England . Disraeli understood the English character and the foundation of its greatness , and he spoke the voice of England . I would have England turn again to Disraeli for inspiration . ' Sir George therefore ...
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... England , as an old lady of seventy- nine she saw her son conduct the Queen of England to his nephew's Court . A great arc of time had spanned these two events , and now the life which had begun in the eighteenth century was drawing to ...
... England , as an old lady of seventy- nine she saw her son conduct the Queen of England to his nephew's Court . A great arc of time had spanned these two events , and now the life which had begun in the eighteenth century was drawing to ...
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... England . She was much struck with the appearance of his camp , which she thought superior to any she had seen in England , though the French soldiers looked less well set - up , individually , than the English , and were not nearly so ...
... England . She was much struck with the appearance of his camp , which she thought superior to any she had seen in England , though the French soldiers looked less well set - up , individually , than the English , and were not nearly so ...
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The Neglect of Shipping | 2 |
The Méditerranean in Two Wars | 3 |
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